On 9 Feb 2007, in the Usenet newsgroup comp.os.linux.networking, in article
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wrote:
>When ever I am trying to email through command line or through perl,
>go the dead.letter issue.
"dead letter" is a term used in the real Post Office, and refers to mail
that can not be delivered - often because the address is wrong, or there
is no stamp, and no (useful) return address. SMTP uses a similar function
when email is undeliverable for any reason.
>dead.letter is the issue // Not able to send email
Mail configuration problem. Look in /var/log/maillog for clues. There
are just to many possible causes to guess what the problem may be, but
it usually revolves about addresses - destination address is bad, no
working DNS to locate a mail server at the destination, blocklist
problems where the destination refuses to accept your mail, sender is
not accepted by the destination... really a lot of things.
Old guy